Voice: Thomas Fox Parry
Ideas We Should Steal: Participatory Defense
The program that tries to even the playing field for poor defendants has collectively reduced prison sentences by 3,350 years. Now it may come to Philly.
By Thomas Fox Parry
The Citizen Updates: O.G. Law’s “Fight Hate With Love”
A documentary about the “revo-solutionary” performance artist debuted last week
By Thomas Fox Parry
Right To Life
On the front lines of the work you never see—keeping heroin addicts alive
By Thomas Fox Parry
Blood, Sweat and Love
Suicide claims 20 veteran lives a day across the country. A weekly workout at one Chester County gym commemorates those who died—and helps keep others alive
By Thomas Fox Parry
The Trials of OG Law
Artist, activist, formerly incarcerated: Michael Ta’Bon will spend next month in a makeshift jail cell in public places. His message? Choose peace
By Thomas Fox Parry
“It’s His Job To Listen”
Every Tuesday, a growing group of mostly middle-aged women show up at Senator Toomey’s office to give him a piece of their post-election mind. Does he hear them?
By Thomas Fox Parry
Rumbling against Tyranny
Gun safety activist, advocate and self-proclaimed patriot, Maj Toure stands at the intersection of race, guns and politics
By Thomas Fox Parry